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Establishing shot usually happens at the beginning of a scene, this is to show the audience the setting of the scene so they are aware of the place. It is mainly a very wide shot or extreme shot.

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In a two shot, there are two people in the shot, standing or sitting next to each other.

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A point- of-view shot shows the scene from the subjects perspective.

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Close up is when the camera tightly frames a person or an object. In a close up, you would not see that much background, you might see a bit of the background, however, it is very hard to see the background within the image.

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Extreme close up is when the camera focuses on a specific part of a object or a person, for example, if i wanted someones eyes within a shot, i would do extreme close up and only get the eyes in the shot , nothing else.

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In a mid-shot, you can see most of the background, you can also see the person or an object from medium distance.

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A long shot shows a person from head to toe or any entire object. The reason to why you would be able to see a person from head to toe is to show the surroundings of the person, for example the place the person is in.

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High angle shot is usually used to show the dominance of a character. The camera looks down on the subject which makes the viewers think that they have got no power.

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Low angle shot is when the camera angle is positioned low on the vertical axis, anywhere underneath the eye-line, and it is meant to be looking up, but sometimes it is directly below the subject's feet. The whole point of a low angle shot is to make the subject look powerful , and a low angle shows inferiority. High angle shot is then opposite of Low angle shot.